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PAGE‘ 20 â€"â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNRESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1986 The return of fall opens a new concert season for the music faculty at Wilfrid Laurier University. . The free Music at Noon series, held every Thursday, begins Sept. 11 in the Theatre Auditorium, University Ave., with music by Susan Prior, baroque flute, and Boyd McDonald, fortepiano. t Entrance to the Theatre Auditorium, during construction for the new Cultural Centre which will incorporate it, will be through doors at the side, opening on the quadrangle. s â€" o Dr. Gordon Greene, dean of music, asked for the public‘s understanding during the 18 month construction period, when conditions in and around the Theatre Auditorium will be less than ideal. Two Music at Noon concerts, music for the organ, will be held in the Keffer chapel of Waterloo Lutheran Seminary, which houses the university‘s tracker instrument. JOIN NOW for September Savings qp1N® Jazz Fest ‘86, Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo‘s first threeâ€"day celebration of jazz, sweeps into town this week with a varied and exciting lineup that promises to have something for evâ€" eryone. The festival kicks off Thursday at the Princess Cinema at 10 p.m. with the film Kerouac featuring the music of Charles Mingus, Duke Elington, Thelonius Monk and Zoot Sims. That will be followed by the Bill Grove Trio at 11:30 p.m. Tickets are $5 and the door opens at 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday the venue switches to Bingeman Park. Leading off Friday‘s program at 8 p.m. is hardâ€"working blues guitarist Guitar Mikey followed by ‘‘uncompromising blues band The Nationals at 9: 30 p.m. The evening wraps with a performance by the legendary Matt ‘"Guitar‘‘ Murphy (known for his appearances with the Blues Brothers) at 10: 45 p.m. Saturday‘s Bingeman Show kicks off with the Dixieland sound of the Toronto Jazzmakers at 1 p.m. Things intensify as the day goes on with performances by the Pat Labarbera Quartet (2:15 p.m.), Holly Cole (3:30 p.m.), Fourth Inversion (4: 45 p.m.), Aaron Davis (7 p.m.), Thin Men (8: 15 p.m.), Line One (9: 30 p.m.) and for the big finale, the lively and energetic band Manteca at 11: 30 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m. Friday and noon Saturday with tickets both days set at $10 (children under 12 free Saturday.) A threeâ€"day pass is also available at $17.50. Tickets are available from Records on Wheelis, Sam the Record Man and Encore Records. Offer valid in participating areas from September 2â€"27th 1986, only Not valid with any other offer or special rate. Waight Watchers & Quick Start are trademarks r of Weight Watchers international Inc. © 1986 Weight Watchers international inc ! t Special rates tor Seniors and qualified students All is set for Jazz Fest ‘86 celebrations Music at Noon starts at WLU 519â€"886â€"8280 Join the Quick Start Plus Program today. it‘s fast. It‘s proven. With yummy new menus and food choices. Emotional support too â€" we‘reâ€" on your side! And talk about reducing, we‘ve even reduced the price! The firstâ€"ever complete readâ€" ing of Malcolm Lowry‘s Under the Volcano will take place over a 12â€"hour period from noon until midnight on the University of Waterloo campus Sunday, Nov. The readers are among the best in Canada and they will be particaping free of charge. They are author Ilan Adams, UW writer in residence Sean Virgo, playwright, author and radio personality Erika Ritter, actor and speech consultant Donald Truss and author Thomas York. On this eventful day the Conâ€" sul‘s exâ€"wife returns to him, the ghosts from his past gather around him, and the Consul drinks, drinks, drinks. Lowry‘s 1947 novel chronicles the last 12 hours in the life of the former British Consul in Cuerâ€" navaca, Mexico, on the Day of the Dead, Nov. 2, 1938. Lowry himself was a prodiâ€" gious drinker, possibly the most famous alcoholic author in literâ€" ary history, and the Consul in his novel consumed 61 ounces of alcohol over the 12 hours and was still standing, firing witticisms, fornicating and defying tyranny. "I am telling you something new about hell fire," Lowry boasted of his masterpiece about love and booze, heaven and damnation, before he drank himâ€" self into oblivion. The reading will take place at the Grad House where liquor is available. Portions of it will be taped for reâ€"broadcast. Admisâ€" sion will be free and there is no commercial intent in the readâ€" ing. Complete | .F _ TIRESS ; reading Of THE TODAV‘S PRODUCT Under the ATTESTERDAYV‘S PhiCEs Volcano *